Discover our huge curated collection of Viking Jewelry, available in Silver, Bronze, Gold and Stainless Steel.
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Our Viking Jewelry, Norse Jewelry, Viking necklaces, and Viking rings are forged and hand-finished from a variety of materials, including steel, pewter, silver, and gold. All of our products are stamped with their metal content and all can be verified in their metal content by jewelers and other professionals in the industry. Some may include precious stone, semi-precious stones, glass beads, amber, or resin.
Here at Viking Warrior, we take pride in the quality of our products and do our best to create Viking jewelry that can last a lifetime... or longer. We do offer custom works on request and at certain times of the year do offer actual historical, excavated Viking jewelry artifacts.
When you order Norse Viking jewellery at Viking Warrior, we guarantee that you will never pay for shipping, and we try to ship each piece of jewelry in its own individual bag within another ornamental packaging. In some cases, we may run out of our fine Norse gift boxes, and in that case, all buyers should feel free to contact us at chrissy@vikingwarriorshirts.com to request a new set or a steep discount on another product.
Throughout history, the Vikings wore jewelry to show their pride and status. Norse Jewelry lines with Viking Warrior are designed to be bold, powerful, and stunning pieces. Both men and women often wore jewelry, and among the poor, jewelry was often forged of bronze, pewter, and animal bones.
Throughout history, the Norsemen and Vikings wore jewelry not just to accessorize, but to demonstrate their status. Both men and women often wore metal embellishments and jewelry.
The kinds which could be worn were usually stratified among socioeconomic classes. Among the poor, jewelry was often forged of bronze, pewter, and animal bones. Pewter and bones in particular were easy to scratch and carve designs into even without any metalworking skills.
More wealthy Vikings might use steel and silver, while wealthy individuals wore gold and even jewelry with precious stones. Men tended to wear a brooch on the right shoulder, while women might wear a brooch or cloak-fastener on either side.
The Vikings lived from roughly 700 AD to 1200 AD, and were famed warriors, sailors, adventurers, and traders in their time. Originating first in the nations we think of as Scandinavia (countries such as Denmark, Sweden, and Norway), they explored as far as the Americas, Mongolia, and Africa. Historians have even identified some metal swords and jewelry in Viking burial sites with origins in the Middle East. Much about what Vikings wore for jewelry has been extrapolated from archaeological findings in battlefields, graves, sunken ships, and family heirlooms passed down through generations.
From time to time, Viking Warrior will offer single pieces of real artifacts sourced from the UK and Scandinavia through our jeweler partners. These pieces have been independently authenticated and graded for purity, as well as aged. We love to offer our customers the ability to get the real deal.
Norse jewelry and nordic jewelry all take great inspiration from the communities and peoples they came into contact with. Primarily Celtic, Gaelic, and British Isles influence can be seen shaping Viking art patterns, as well as the geometric patterns common in the middle east, and strong folkloric emphasis from Russia and the Baltic nations.
One important question we often get asked is whether bracelets were always torcs, or if leather and other materials were used. Believe it or not, some have even ventured to say they didn't think Vikings and Norse warriors wore bracelets at all! But there is plenty of archaeological evidence of both torc-style arm rings and bracelets. Rope, leather, and charms were also popular on bracelets. While we do not offer many charms, we do offer many Viking style bracelets.
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It is important when thinking about Vikings to remember that the word, Viking did not designate a population of people or even a specific culture, but was a profession. They were sailors, reavers, pirates, traders, and warriors. They left their mark not just in Nordic areas, but the British Isles, and influenced Celtic populations and regions which stretched through
Europe and beyond. The Vikings, in all these journeys and wars, left behind many of their treasures.... so many that they are still being discovered today. We're aware that authentic Viking jewelry is not easy to find outside of Scandinavia and Iceland and the British Isles, and we do indeed from time to time offer real Norse antiquities. However, if you are looking for unique pieces of Viking jewelry, look no more, as you're in the right place.
Our craftsmen use only the highest quality materials in pewter, steel, silver, gold, and gemstones, and are deeply committed to making our jewelry pieces unique and worthy of true Vikings. Our jewelry collection fe
